mightyduck
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Originally posted by MrPromey
And just to clarify, before Marky or Tramp or anyone else comes along. She means the bed
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mightyduck
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Originally posted by MrPromey
Sorry, I didn't really have a reason to post to this thread other than to get it back towards the top of the list.
Did you know you're a goofball?
But you're cute, in a scared-mouse sort of way...
mightyduck
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Originally posted by marciahahn
He is cute, in any sort of a way!!!
LOL...
well, that's true... but you're going to make him impossible to be around if you keep fluffing his ego like that!
This thread is all about HIM, you know Yep, MrP (just writing it--not saying it), you're a pretty cute goofball...
mightyduck
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Originally posted by DisJosh
You guys talking about me again?
6 pages is a bit much just for me dont ya think?
(no I havent been keeping up with this thread...so I though I would make it about me
(DJ--it's MrP's thread--and he's been VERY territorial about it...
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mightyduck
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Originally posted by MrPromey
Did you know that American chickens are direct descendants of the ones brought over by Columbus?
See, DJ, he's livened it up a bit now.
Good morning, MrP. Speaking of chickens... did I ever tell you that flamingo joke? I'm prohibited from telling it, but for you, I'll make an exception....
Originally posted by mightyduck
See, DJ, he's livened it up a bit now.
Good morning, MrP. Speaking of chickens... did I ever tell you that flamingo joke? I'm prohibited from telling it, but for you, I'll make an exception....
Umm, yes, you told me. Don't you remember? Flamingos, flamingos, flamingos...
Attention Marky!!! - You should appreciate this one
Until the 17th century, it was common for Europeans to start their day with alcohol. Queen Elizabeth, for example, had a pot of beer and a pound of beefsteak for breakfast every day. Scottish breakfasts routinely included a dram of whiskey. Coffee, tea, and sugar had the same illicit appeal as alcohol when they reached Europe in the 1600s–not because they were pleasant, but because they were rare and exotic, hot, dark, and mysterious–so they became suitable morning substitutes for booze.
There you go, buddy! You can just tell them at work in the morning when you show up, that you've been taking park in a fine European tradition that's been around for centuries! :sohappy: :king:
... and not so BTW: On average, U.S. hospitals treat about 120 toilet seat-related injuries every single day. BE SAFE, PEOPLE!!! :lookaroun
Until the 17th century, it was common for Europeans to start their day with alcohol. Queen Elizabeth, for example, had a pot of beer and a pound of beefsteak for breakfast every day. Scottish breakfasts routinely included a dram of whiskey. Coffee, tea, and sugar had the same illicit appeal as alcohol when they reached Europe in the 1600s–not because they were pleasant, but because they were rare and exotic, hot, dark, and mysterious–so they became suitable morning substitutes for booze.
There you go, buddy! You can just tell them at work in the morning when you show up, that you've been taking park in a fine European tradition that's been around for centuries! :sohappy: :king:
... and not so BTW: On average, U.S. hospitals treat about 120 toilet seat-related injuries every single day. BE SAFE, PEOPLE!!! :lookaroun
In 1957, the owners of California's Wham-O toy company noticed a simple bamboo exercise ring from Australia being sold in retail stores. In early 1958, they began producing a plastic version and named it the "Hula Hoop" after the Hawaiian hula dance. It quickly became the biggest toy craze in history (up to that time). During the year over 20 million–$30 million worth–were sold. The Hula Hoop was the quintessential fad item, though: by November 1958 the Wall Street Journal was already announcing: "Hoops Have Had It."